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New Sequence - Disturbing Lives

Hey,

 

today we started the new sequence entitled "Disturbing Lives". Here is what we said about the pictures you had to analyse:

 

Disturbing Lives:

-First document: The document depicts a special kind of map. In the center, there is the head of a man with a top hat. He represents England and the power of the British empire. He has the hands of an octopus. His powerful hands are laid on the territories of the Commonwealth (Egypt, Canada,...)

-Second document: The document depicts the power of a white hand over some black slaves. The hand is holding them prisoner with a leash. The word "fear" is written on the knuckles.

°It could refer to the slaves' fear. The British empire may have spread fear to keep their colonies.

°It could also refer to the settlers' fear. The British settlers may have been frightened of the wild and the unknown people in their colonies.

 

You can download the documents here:

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HW: finish completing the chart with information from the worksheet + do some research about Joseph Conrad (cf. questions at the end of your worksheet).

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<br /> Hey!<br /> <br /> Disturbing Lives:<br /> <br /> -First document: The document depicts a special kind of map. In the center, there is the head of a man with a top hat. He represents England and the power of the British empire. He has the hands of<br /> an octopus. His powerful hands are laid on the territories of the Commonwealth (Egypt, Canada,...)<br /> <br /> -Second document: The Document depicts the power of a white hand over some black slaves. The hand is holding them prisoner with a leash. The word "fear" is written on the knuckles.<br /> <br /> °It could refer to the slaves' fear. The British empire may have spread fear to keep their colonies.<br /> <br /> °It could refer to the settlers' fear. The British settlers may have been frightened of the wild and the unknown people in their colonies.<br /> <br /> Good Bye.<br /> <br /> <br />
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<br /> <br /> Thanks Charlotte for the update !<br /> <br /> <br /> <br />